What to do with tuna
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Mix it with GREEK yogurt instead of mayo for a healthy, protein-rich alternative. Add in whatever you love with it (celery, apples, pickles, beets, etc. anything crunchy!!), and season it. Then, instead of wrapping it up in a tortilla or putting it between two slices of bread, wrap it up in some strips of cucumber! Like so:
Super healthy alternative to regular tuna salad on bread!0 -
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I make tuna salad with avocado instead of mayo. I sometimes add feta and it is yummy.0
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Nice! In for tuna ideas.
So far all I've done with it is make tuna salad for a sandwich or crackers. Tuna with mayo or greek yogurt, chopped celery, sweet pickle relish and sometimes I cut up grapes and add those as well. I've also eaten it on cucumber slices or stuffed into 4 inch celery sticks.
My mom used to make the tuna patties (with cracker and egg). I remember I used to love them!0 -
Ew. When I consider how many superpervs are on MFP this question makes me :sick: .0
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Feed it to the cat.0
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:noway: :indifferent: :frown: :sick: :huh:0
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Ummmm....tuna brownies *eyes Sara* :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0
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Ummmm....tuna brownies *eyes Sara* :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
been gone too long..i don't get it.0 -
Salsa and crackers. Easy and fast.0
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Omg. I'm drooling!0
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You could add it to pasta, use it for lettuce wraps, plain Greek yogurt I'd an awesome substitute for mayo so you could make tuna fish salad. Add it to greens for a salad eat it on crackers for a snack, or season it with spices put it on bread and have a sandwich:)0
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I love having tuna with plain greek yogurt, lemon, finely diced onion and celery and then I usually have it stuffed in a red pepper or tomato. So delicious.0
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5 minute preparation:
Mix tuna with
fresh raw ginger
raw garlic
fresh crushed chili
pure sesame oil
serve with 1 hard boiled egg and anchovies on a bed of lettuce
top up with a tbsp of tapenade (homemade of course-so easy) and feta cheese
with a dressing made of olive oil and apple cider, the whole thing turns into a gourmet nirvana
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I love tuna w/balck beans, no cooking. Drain can of tuna, drain and rinse half a can of black beans, Italian dressing and salt. Mix and eat. Goes together so well.0
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You can make Tuna Puttanesca. Super quick and easy. Just add olive oil, garlic, chopped black olives, diced tomatoes to a pan with the tuna (drained) you can also add some capers. Once it is heated you pour it over any kind of pasta you like. Its really good ☺0
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it all sounds really good0
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Mix with hummus, put on a piece of bread ( I use honey oat ) cover with Jalapeno Cheddar cheese,
Broil until bread is toasted, and cheese is melted.
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If it is in a can, go to the top of a hill; in a bag mix cuts of celery, onion, mayo, and relish, squeeze the bag to mix everything together as you roll the can down the hill chasing it. Once at the bottom of the hill, unload the cans contents in the bag, and mix going back up the hill in a full sprint. At the top of the hill, grasp the bag at the base and make hole and squeeze the contents out; workout and a snack. Next caller....0
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Lettuce wrap with apples, bit of mayo0
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I mix it with avacado ... gives you the texture of having it with mayo, but avacado is a healthy fat. Add some hot sauce, or lemon or lime or whatever you like for taste
I also eat it on celery instead of with crackers so it gives me that cruch with less calories!0 -
I use avocado too lately with mine as some other people said.
a can of tuna, with water in mixed with one avocado, tbsp of olive oil, tbsp of lemon juice...I add some onion chopped fine, white or green whichever I have...so tasty.0 -
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Is it yellowfin tuna from North Carolina?0
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